The Chinese yuan is expected to become a vehicle currency in the near future as China's position in world trade continues to grow.

A vehicle currency is a contract that requires the exchange of an agreed-upon amount of a currency on an agreed-upon date at a specific exchange rate.

The Euro, Yen and the U.S. dollar are vehicle currencies because of their stability and resistance to extreme inflation. 

The U.S. dollar, Canadian dollar, Japanese yen, and British pound are all examples of vehicle currencies.

Soft peg

Floating

Crawling

Hard peg

Neither Country A nor Country B has an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Country B has an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Country A has an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Both Country A and Country B have an absolute advantage in producing coffee.

Sustainability

Privatization

Protectionism

Nationalism

Economic, environmental and social obligations

Economic, social and legal obligations

Economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic obligations

Social, ethical and philanthropic obligations